He loves lizards, but not human girls...then why do they start turning into cute girls?! Itsuki, twenty-seven years old, owns a reptile shop. He enjoyed life, surrounded by many kinds of lizards. Taking care of them is what makes him happy. He had no interest in human girls...he never had a girlfriend in his life. However...his favorite lizard, Fuu (Central Bearded Dragon), turned into a human girl! Now Itsuki has to feed her, bathe her, and help her with molting! A love comedy of a shy boy and lizard-girls! (Source: Kadokawa) *Note: Includes two extra chapters.*

A side story based on Solanin. New occupants are moving into Meiko and Taneda's old house. *Note: Published in Inio Asano's artbook Ctrl+T.*

High school student Yuuma Fujikura resides in a living hell, courtesy of the vicious bullies who treat tormenting him as a game. That is, until he meets Ryou Amezato, a mysterious classmate who'll risk everything to protect Yuuma. Ryou is bold, cunning, and loyal, just about everything Yuuma could've asked for. But is he a guardian angel? Or a demon who'll drag Yuuma into an even deeper, bloodier hell…? (Source: Yen Press)

Actions speak louder than words in this spin-off of the absurd and raunchy Prison School! With lovingly detailed art by ReDrop, no task is too small (and no shirt too big) for Meiko Shiraki, the domineering yet kind vice president of the Shadow Student Council! (Source: Yen Press)

Disowned by his elite celebrity family for being “useless,” Atsumu spent his youth in his sisters’ shadow—unbeknownst to everyone, he was the hidden genius behind their success all along! Now free from his family’s control, he’s swept into the entertainment world, catching the eye of top idols, models, and Vtubers who all recognize his true talent. But as he rises through the ranks—and finds himself surrounded by beautiful admirers—can this former backstage prodigy handle the spotlight AND live a normal high school life?! *Source: Manga UP! Global*

Long straight hair, a white dress, his first love—these three words linger faintly in Baek-gu's mind as he promptly passes out. When a mysterious woman appears at his doorstep amidst a pouring rainstorm, Baek-gu is shocked to his core. Not because she faintly reminds him of someone he knew long, long ago, but because he mistakes her for a ghost. With their relationship already starting off on an awkward foot, the question looms: what will become of the story between these two? (Source: Lezhin US)

Manga adaptation by Masako Watanabe, based on Kay Thorpe's novel "Master of Morley." He wanted an heir more than a wife! The rigid conventions of Morley Grange had driven Emma's grandmother into exile when she had dared love a man beneath her social station. Now Emma had returned to her ancestral home and found love with the present master of Morley. Only Emma wasn't at all sure her grandmother would have approved! For although Emma loved Craig Stafford deeply, he had proposed to her only because he wanted a son and she satisfied his family's standards. Would marrying him be the worst mistake of her life? (Source: fictiondb)

Closet otaku and school idol 16 year old Aiba Hina announces right at the start that she is going to quit being an otaku, but apparently she was going to stop being otaku because a manga character said he hates otaku. Fujoshi power max! She tries to sell all her most precious otaku collections at I-books at Radio Kaikan 3F, but ends up getting seen by a classmate who was working there part-time at the register. In order to hide her identity as an otaku she decides that the only way to salvage the situation is to assassinate the classmate who saw her in the store!? I don’t know how you end up with the conclusion that it’s better to get the guy as a boyfriend so he doesn’t let the secret out! And that’s the end of the first chapter of the otaku love comedy story.

A shared cigarette offers a momentary connection. A closet hides the evidence of an embarrassed bachelor's laziness. A single woman, not getting any younger, sifts through letters from would-be husbands. A new couple buys two train tickets to anywhere. Here are the quiet, evocative urban dramas of Masahiko Matsumoto, one of the leading lights of the Japanese alternative-comics movement known as "gekiga." Originally published in 1972-1974, these eleven stories now form the first English-language collection of Matsumoto's mature work. His shy, uncertain heroes face broken hearts, changing families, money troubles, sexual anxiety, and the pressures of tradition, but with a whimsy and lightness of touch that is Matsumoto's trademark. (Source: Top Shelf Productions)

Tamer. This fantasy profession cultivates relationships with almighty monsters, boasting abilities to make even the greatest hero weep in wonder. One such tamer, famed for the power of his companion beasts, gets caught up in an incident involving storage magic and is reborn into a totally different world as a youth named Varius. Here, he’s faced with a terrible change to the status quo: tamers are seen as nothing but the lowest of the low. “I’ll never let you insult tamers again!” Varius sets out to prove that the tamer really is the ultimate profession. Thus begins the story of the overpowered tamer who seeks to overturn the very foundations of his world! *Source: One Peace Books*

Orun, a member of the Hero Party, is suddenly fired one day for incompetence, and his former comrades dub him a “jack-of-all-trades.” The dispirited Orun starts working alone yet his secret ambition is to go from being a jack-of-all-trades…to a master of all. *Source: K Manga*